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i recall the soft touch of your hand on my infant cheek-- so delicate in the moment, but so menacing later on. i recall the warmth of your skin as it comforted my shaking hand-- so calm in the moment, but so frightening later on. i recall the sweetness of your smile as it had shone its luminescent glow upon me-- so beautiful in the moment, but so unsettling later on. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ i can't quite understand why you no longer hold my hand. see, you have a light touch so full of love, that it could burst at any moment-- giving way to something sour. i don't see the reason for you to make my eyelids change color every season. see, i have bruises like silk and blood like milk-- your emotions could drink it all in one sitting. i don't understand why my heart still beats if the scale of my wrongdoing is so grand. see, i have a droplet of hope, but it falls into an ocean of fear
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Dec 1, 2018
Dec 1, 2018 at 4:54 PM UTC
soft touch / bruises like silk
i recall the soft touch of your hand on my infant cheek-- so delicate in the moment, but so menacing later on. i recall the warmth of your skin as it comforted my shaking hand-- so calm in the moment, but so frightening later on. i recall the sweetness of your smile as it had shone its luminescent glow upon me-- so beautiful in the moment, but so unsettling later on. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ i can't quite understand why you no longer hold my hand. see, you have a light touch so full of love, that it could burst at any moment-- giving way to something sour. i don't see the reason for you to make my eyelids change color every season. see, i have bruises like silk and blood like milk-- your emotions could drink it all in one sitting. i don't understand why my heart still beats if the scale of my wrongdoing is so grand. see, i have a droplet of hope, but it falls into an ocean of fear
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Dec 1, 2018
Dec 1, 2018 at 4:54 PM UTC
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